Midterm Exam

A  getting sick right before finals week.

B  getting the highest score in the class on a difficult exam.

C  bouncing several checks.

D  forgetting to do an assignment.

A  Desire disorder

B  Excitation disorder

C  Orgasmic disorder

D  Arousal disorder

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  trace mineral.

B  micromineral.

C  main mineral.

D  macromineral.

A  14 days.

B  6 days.

C  2 days.

D  10 days.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  all sexual interactions should lead to orgasm.

B  sex is an act between two people.

C  sex should be completely separate from love.

D  sex should be related to love.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  group sex.

B  autoerotic asphyxiation.

C  voyeurism.

D  masturbation.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  organic.

B  nutrient dense.

C  hollow.

D  empty.

A  negative reinforcement.

B  an activity reinforcer.

C  situational inducement.

D  social reinforcement.

A  it is best understood using a multifactorial model.

B  it involves a person’s emotional as well as sexual attraction to another person.

C  it is much more complex than just whom one has sex with.

D  it is a choice.

A  procrastination.

B  poor access to health care.

C  cultural barriers and beliefs

D  limited education.

A  food irradiation.

B  the globalization of the food supply.

C  the inadvertant introduction of pathogens into new geographic regions.

D  insufficient education about food safety.

A  perspiration.

B  stomach acids.

C  enzymes.

D  muscle contractions

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  increase the risk of heart disease

B  ease pain.

C  increase immune system functioning.

D  decrease stress levels.

A  The ability of the immune system to respond to assaults

B  The magnitude of a stressor required to cause a response

C  The magnitude of the response to a stressor

D  The long term wear and tear of the stress response

A  suppressing endocrine function.

B  improving anaerobic power.

C  eliminating acute pain.

D  increasing endorphins and reducing stress chemicals called cortisols.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  consists only of people related by blood who share a few main characteristics.

B  is a network of people providing a sense of security and feelings of belonging.

C  is a group of people sharing the same interests.

D  is limited to the blood relatives that we like spending time with.

A  learned optimism.

B  generalized anxiety disorder.

C  bipolar disorder.

D  panic disorder.

A  an intensity factor.

B  a challenge.

C  an adaptive response.

D  overload.

A  better studies of the population’s drinking habits.

B  the control of infectious disease.

C  cancer-causing microorganisms.

D  better government social control.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  low self-esteem.

B  learned helplessness.

C  resiliency.

D  low self-efficacy.

A  a peaceful feeling due to the release of oxytocin.

B  the degree of commitment in a relationship.

C  feelings of elation and euphoria produced by neurochemicals.

D  emotional reactions triggered by past experiences.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  healthy.

B  obese.

C  morbidly obese.

D  athletic.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  restrict certain foods unnecessarily.

B  fail to include supplements.

C  do not include mostly healthy foods.

D  require you to exercise.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  a conviction.

B  a belief.

C  motivation.

D  an attitude.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  lacto-vegetarian.

B  lacto-ovo vegetarian.

C  pesco-vegetarian.

D  semi-vegetarian.

A  it can be a result of religious beliefs.

B  it can be lonely for some people.

C  it can be an opportunity for personal growth.

D  it can be an opportunity for introspection, but not values assessment or personal growth.

A  physically fit.

B  addicted to drugs and alcohol.

C  free of illness.

D  mentally and socially well.

A  adequate in energy, nutrients, and fiber.

B  balanced and varied.

C  nutrient dense but not balanced.

D  moderate in portions.

A  is aware of the problem and is planning to change within the next 30 days.

B  is aware of the problem and is planning to change within the next 60 days.

C  is aware of the problem and is planning to change someday in the near future.

D  believes there is no need to change.

A  they generally help to reduce the risk of food-borne illness.

B  they can enhance nutrient value.

C  they are intentionally added to food.

D  they are banned by the FDA.

A  engage in vengeful acts.

B  make time for others but not themselves.

C  be considerate of other peoples’ needs.

D  be narcissistic.

A  they always lack emotional availability.

B  they can include sexual relationships.

C  they may share emotional intimacy without being sexual.

D  they may be spiritually intimate.

A  stress.

B  a stressor.

C  strain.

D  eustress.

A  becoming withdrawn and falling into a “funk.”

B  getting angry.

C  learning from the situation and making adjustments to their study habits.

D  drinking to relieve tension.

A  A healthy family’s key roles are to nurture and support.

B  Families are static institutions that don’t change over time.

C  Today many groups of individuals not related by blood, committed relationships, or adoption are considered a family unit.

D  The definition of a family changes over time.

A  it can be caused by a person’s lack of social ties.

B  it can be caused by a person’s low self-esteem.

C  it is a sign of intense devotion.

D  it can be caused by a need to control.

A  by increasing financial stability.

B  by limiting support networks.

C  by expanding support networks.

D  by improving personal behaviors.